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PGI Cyber Academy courses available in Southeast Asia
MEDIA RELEASE
PGI has partnered with the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and Asia Pacific University (APU) to train 72 Malaysians as Cyber Security Incident Responders.
Two of these will be selected to be given additional trainer training and certified to deliver the course themselves, developing Malaysian cyber security training capability, and enabling PGI Cyber Academy courses to be delivered cost-effectively to trainees across Southeast Asia.
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